This is a home of love, not Khala's house. When (we) take off our heads (i.e., respectfully enter) and sit at home.
When Kabir Shayar says, ‘This is a home of love,’ he is speaking of a profound spiritual state, not a physical dwelling. The ‘home’ here is the state of pure love and surrender, a place free from boundaries. Kabir suggests that true peace is found only when we shed our ego and worldly attachments, symbolized by taking off the head. This Shayar guides us that the true sanctuary is within our own heart, far beyond the control of external judgments or superficial rules.
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